Universal isn't the only non-Disney place that features such well-designed attractions. In fact, there are some scattered all across the globe – attractions that, frankly, would fit in perfectly well at any of the Disney Parks.

When we look at Disney attractions, it's helpful to compare them to their closest counterparts: Movies.

Recently, Disney has begun to shift toward the wealthier customer, opting to provide more private, luxurious experiences to a select few. Why would they want to do that? What does it mean for those of us who love Disney? What will it mean for the future of the company?

Universal has reached a point where it has to make a decision of what it wants to be: A Disneyland-style park that puts immersion and freshness ahead of variety and volume, or a Walt Disney World-style resort that caters to every vacation whim and encourages week-long stays. Every indication is that Universal desperately wants its Orlando resort to be the latter, which can mean only one thing: It’s time to build a third theme park.

What if I said Disney's most magical destination isn't a theme park, or even in North America?

In-Depth Retrospective: Let’s take a look back at The Magic of Disney Animation – how it came to be, what it really was, and why, ultimately, it just had to go.

Let's take a look 10 years into the future, and see what exactly the Walt Disney World of tomorrow has in store for us..

18 years after the world's first indoor theme park first opened in Orlando, it's shutting its doors for good.

At the heart of Walt Disney World sits a creepy, abandoned island. And this is its story...

A trip to Walt Disney World is an education – one that can stick with you for a very long time. And that, more than anything, is why it matters: You will learn things at Walt Disney World that you'll take with you for the rest of your life, no matter your age or occupation.